Saudi Arabia’s Cabinet has approved key international initiatives, including hosting talks for peace in Ukraine and strengthening women’s empowerment under Vision 2030. The Kingdom’s leadership also emphasized support for Palestine, Syria, and regional cooperation. Additionally, positive economic growth and national projects were reviewed, along with celebrations of Saudi Flag Day.
Seclore has opened its new headquarters in Riyadh to support Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, introducing the Secure 2030 initiative. This initiative will provide data protection, secure collaboration, and regulatory compliance solutions to Saudi enterprises, government agencies, and critical infrastructure sectors, aligning with the country’s digital transformation and cybersecurity priorities.
Amana and MIS have signed an MoU to accelerate Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation with sustainable, high-performance data centres. This collaboration supports Vision 2030 and addresses the Kingdom’s growing need for scalable, energy-efficient infrastructure to drive advancements in AI, cloud computing, and enterprise digitalisation.
Dell Technologies has opened its first Merge and Fulfillment Center in Dammam, Saudi Arabia. The facility will handle up to 600,000 units annually and includes product customization capabilities. The investment supports Saudi Vision 2030, creating jobs, fostering local talent, and driving innovation in the kingdom’s growing ICT ecosystem.
Mobily will participate in LEAP 2025 to showcase digital innovations supporting Saudi Arabia’s smart city development and Vision 2030 goals. The company aims to present solutions enhancing quality of life, drive digital transformation, and foster public-private sector collaboration. Mobily reaffirms its role as a digital enabler for the Kingdom’s future.
Tawakkalna continues to improve digital services for Saudi citizens, residents, and visitors by offering access to over 600 e-government services. The app simplifies daily tasks and supports government entities with technical integration. Its ongoing updates align with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals for enhanced digital government services.
Hyphen Consultancy has launched its fully owned subsidiary, Hyphen Al Arabia, in Riyadh to support Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030. The subsidiary will provide customized governance, risk management, and compliance services, targeting key sectors like petrochemicals, telecom, and financial services, contributing to the Kingdom’s economic transformation and sustainable growth.
The Saudi Broadcasting Authority (SBA) has completed a major upgrade to Studio A, Saudi One’s primary studio, incorporating Grass Valley’s advanced broadcast technology. This modernization supports Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 initiative, focusing on innovation and cultural preservation. The upgrades aim to set a new benchmark for media excellence in the region.
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Transport and Logistics has launched new digital initiatives, including a Digitalization and Technical Processing Center and the Unified Documents and Records Platform, aimed at advancing the sector. The initiatives align with the National Transport and Logistics Strategy and Vision 2030, driving innovation and infrastructure development.
Appknox launches AI-powered mobile security solutions in Saudi Arabia, unveiled at Black Hat MEA 2024. The platform addresses data residency, compliance, and digital threats while supporting Vision 2030’s digital transformation goals. Solutions include SAST, DAST, API security, and AI-driven test cases.
